Routes in Vietnam for selected grade

Overhang, tufa, jugs and kneebars this route has it all. Save some energy for the crux.

Lower anchor

Lower anchor

Balancy and techncal first half where passing the crux can be confusing

Fairly easy climbing until the overhang. Follow the obvious crack to the anchor. Can be a bit dirty after rainy season.

Relatively easy climbing until a leaning dihedral crack with a crux near the end. May be easier for taller climbers.

Bouldery start, relatively calm middle section, and overhang just before the anchor to make it more fun!

Bouldery start, consider stick-clipping the first bolt. A couple cruxes.

Traverse the face on pockets to a slopey ledge. The direct line goes straight up the roof, though some feel this is contrived and opt to traverse left up the ledge and direct to the anchors.

Pumpy jug climbing with a few good rests and a few cruxes.

Sketchy moves going past the first two bolts with a crux just below the anchor.

Gentle overhang on nice holds leads to a powerful crux. Most opt for a dynamic approach, but an absurd drop knee allows for a static movement.

Beautiful tufas and pockets then a techy dihedral before the anchor.

A 12m extension atop Argentina's Delight. Can be a little sharp and dirty near the top, and somewhat heady on lead! Great exposure and view of the surrounding valley.

Shared start with Love for Breakfast. Branch left onto the white streaked face after a sharp ledge halfway up. Flooded during rainy season.

Shared start with Searching for Meaning. Stay right after the sharp ledge and onto the white rock. Flooded during rainy season.

Named for its toothy mouth like pocket. Nice climb with strong moves on good holds Expansion bolts set by Asia Outdoors, glue bolts set by Cat Ba Climbing. (First joint project)

Climb a steep wall with loads of jugs and knee bars to choose from, then an out stretched powerful move to come out of the roof with a tricky finish.

Easy climbing to a tricky crux to pass the small roof. Then fun bridging between the two big stalactites. Be aware of the stalagmite behind the belayer: the climber can hit it if the belayer gives too much slack at the crux on the small roof.

Heading out from the right side of the cave, follow the good pockets in the roof. Finish using a big move slapping the jugs around the lip.

Named after the first wedding in crag! Start just right of the boulder cave, good holds to a technical crux, a little chossy before cool moves between the huge stalactites. Anchors high in the cave. 5-bolts 3-slings

Furthest right route. Begin on a sharp slab and work towards a rest before a powerful roof.

Start from the ground, an early crux leads to fun pumpy climbing. Finish off in the cave big enough for 2!, watch the lower off and a 70m rope is required. Climb number 3 on the topo

Shares the same start as eternal squanch and trends right after the 3rd bolt. Climb 4 on the topo

A steeper start on big holds leads to a hard to read move over the lip and into some balancey moves on the final slab. Best climb to link with tesco ya slut, climb number 7 on topo

Extension of climbs 17, 18 and 12. The left hand variation. Fun face climbing. Single 60m rope just reaches ground on lower. Climb 19 on topo

Sit start from the left side of the boulder, go straight up

Start on the left side of the boulder on the crack